OFDM Source Code Implementation under 802.11 Protocol

This resource contains source code implementing OFDM (Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing) within the IEEE 802.11 protocol framework, serving as a valuable reference for wireless communication developers. The implementation demonstrates key aspects including cyclic prefix insertion, pilot carrier allocation, and symbol mapping techniques compliant with 802.11 specifications. Through this codebase, you can study practical implementation details of OFDM in WiFi systems, along with optimization strategies for improving spectral efficiency and reducing bit error rates. The code structure illustrates fundamental operations such as IFFT/FFT transformations for multicarrier modulation, channel equalization methods, and preamble generation for synchronization. By examining this implementation, you will gain deeper insights into OFDM's underlying principles and how to apply them in real-world wireless communication scenarios. Mastering these techniques opens up significant opportunities in modern telecommunications, where wireless technology plays a crucial role. I encourage thorough exploration of this codebase to fully understand and leverage its components - the practical knowledge gained will substantially contribute to your professional growth in communication systems engineering.